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I have this paper for Web 3.0 and the Semantic web to present in a student sci-tech conference and I'm need of a good example of semantic HTML code to write. I'm not asking for the code, I'm asking for potential good ideas to code for, and present, as an example.

Do you have any suggestions?

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this is fairly broad... Do you have any guidelines? Size of project... certain bounds, restrictions, etc? Any kinds of features you're hoping to show off? – Kenneth Mar 11 '11 at 0:53
it's a small project. I only want to show-off some basic Semantic HTML properties and usage examples. Only to trigger the reader/viewer of how can Semantics help. – Apostolos Mar 12 '11 at 0:11

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Sensor data (such as temperature) representations - You could use <em> and <strong> for extreme values, <del> for invalid data (sensor error), <del>+<ins> for corrected data, links to individual values if the table is showing an average, and repeated <thead>s for easier scanning of looong tables.

International standards - Many (e.g. vCard) standards use vague terms and notations, leading to ambiguities. Embedding RDF and links to definitions could improve the possibility of resolving those without cluttering the standard.

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Great, thanks. The second example is totally awesome. – Apostolos Mar 12 '11 at 0:10

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